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IXIM IXOQ by Edna Vazquez

Ixim Ixoq is written and performed by Edna Vazquz, inspired by Rigoberta Menchú. Edna says, "Ixim Ixoq (EEsheem, EEshock) is the title written in one of the 25 mayan languages there are, Mayan Quiché. It’s the translation for Mujer Maíz ("Woman of Corn") which is basically the corn plant (In Spanish has a female connotation), and is the metaphor for a woman (Rigoberta Menchú), a strong ancient seed, root, plant that brings principle, unity, understanding and cultural healing to humanity. The song highlights the life of Rigoberta Menchú in metaphors, her accomplishments, and the longing for a conscious change against racism worldwide, especially against native tribes and women. Menchú, originally from Guatemala, a woman who stood up for her native tribe (later on, and currently exiled from her country). She won The Nobel Prize in 1992." English Translation for Ixim Ixoq: Corn woman Cornfield on land Wise root Why do they banish you The winds of change Nature Always by your side And not in the head Of those who have surrounded you warrior of peace, with white flags Your abolishing blood Juana, Vicente, Victor present furrow, seed Sow brave Against being destruction Indigenous heals from the cruel idyll Sunset woman Germinate the plant on your exile Come then the verve From Tata Sol, in cold times Like framed water In huipil and zenahua Like rays of sun Of unparalleled radiance (2x) end the greed To the deaf who hear To the blind who see town in transition vision is reborn To the cruel longing for what is already lost Corn woman Milpa already on land At the wrong time you shine peculiar star Your pain, what peace it flashes And your word terrifies everyone Bio: Edna Vazquez is fearless singer, songwriter and guitarist whose powerful voice and musical talent embrujan and transcend the boundaries of language to engage and uplift her audience. She is a creative crisol with a vocal range that allows her to paint seamlessly with her original material, an intersection of folk, rock, pop and R&B. Edna’s passion for music and performance grew from her bicultural raices and, with songs deeply rooted in universal human emotion, she has traveled far and wide spreading her message of light, love and cultural healing. Edna is currently performing with her band in support of her most recent release, Sola Soy, and writing new music for an album to be released in 2018. The Edna Vazquez Band features William Seiji Marsh on lead guitar (Lost Lander, Cherry Poppin Daddies), Gil Assayas on keys (GLASYS), Milo Fultz on electric and upright bass (3 Leg Torso) and Jesse Brooke on drums and percussion (Trio Subtonic). If you want to learn more about this artist or support her important work, visit: https://www.ednavazquez.com/ Venmo: @EdnaF-Vazquez